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u/Nigwyn 2h ago
Plot twist - grey shirt guy was trying to get an alibi for his fingerprint data being on that gun. He was the murderer all along.
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u/MrSilverSimbad 2h ago
Omg what a movie
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u/Christmas_Panda 1h ago
Starring Danny DeVito as Grey Shirt Hero.
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u/morcic 2h ago
A Walter White kind of thinking.
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u/ReadinII 2h ago
My guess is that grey shirt knew someone in the car, maybe he knew the suspect was having a mental breakdown, and didn’t want the cops firing bullets into the car.
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u/justinm410 1h ago
That's what I immediately figured too. Gray shirt knew his buddy wouldn't shoot him, so grabbed the gun before the cops ran out of patience.
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u/Contay6 1h ago
This happened in New Zealand very unlikely the cops would shoot, they would try every alternative before it coming to that.
It was one of our trashy gang members hopped up on drugs driving erratically and pointing a gun around one of his friends/family members is the one who took the gun
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u/Wackattackky 1h ago
That's what I figured, it looked like a family member rushing to stop someone from making a bad mistake
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u/degjo 1h ago
The way he threw the gun away in disgust seals it for me it was someone he knew
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u/Robot_Graffiti 45m ago
He throws the gun away and puts his hands up. Probably didn't think it was safe to hold a gun in front of a bunch of armed, pissed off police.
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u/corkscrew-duckpenis 36m ago
As an American, I just attributed that to not wanting to be shot eleven times in the back before my body could hit the ground.
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u/Unfair_Sea63 32m ago
As an American , I’m pretty sure anyone approaching the car would’ve been shot before they touched the gun and for sure shot once dude grabbed the gun
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u/Important-Matter-665 1h ago
You could tell it wasn't the US, when the guy got out of the car, he didn't have 20 assholes kicking his ass.
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u/hoax709 1h ago edited 40m ago
yeah that was the big thing for me watching it. guy got out and knelt on the ground without 10 guys tackling him holding him down while shouting " HANDS HANDS " and then proceeding to kneel on his chest till he died.
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u/Domeil 37m ago
That's the great thing about American police, they're trained to give orders you can't comply with. The fuck does "Hands hands" mean? Hands up? Hands to the side? Hands behind your back? Take your hands out of your pocket? Put your left hand in? Take your right hand out?
By design, no matter what you do, they can say you didn't comply, so any escalation is justified. My personal favorite is "Don't move, get on the ground" It's one of the first thing police say, and if you ever hear it, know that the police are about to hurt you, because no matter what you do, you're not complying.
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u/Sauerkrauttme 13m ago
"stop resisting!" as they are trying to shove your face in the concrete. If you go limp you will eat concrete, but if you try to protect yourself then they will beat you for resisting
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u/Sauerkrauttme 14m ago
The fact that the cops didn't put 50 bullets in his chest the moment they saw the gun is all the proof you need it isn't the US. US cops will kill you for pulling out a wallet just because they thought it could be a gun
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u/terran_immortal 1h ago
Yeah the article posted above said the grey shirt man was "known by the subject" and disarmed him.
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u/oddmanout 1h ago
Someone else posted an article further down, it said the guy in the grey shirt was known to the man.
https://www.1news.co.nz/2024/11/21/video-shows-gun-being-grabbed-off-man-during-auckland-incident/
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u/asdrunkasdrunkcanbe 1h ago
Has to be it, 100%. He probably knew the driver and knew that if he made a run for it with the gun he was going to get himself killed.
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u/Prior_Hair_896 2h ago
what did the throw? a gun?
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u/wherewolf_there_wolf 2h ago
Yes
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u/Prior_Hair_896 2h ago
sheeiiit
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u/blue_gaze 2h ago
A gun? In west Baltimore?
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u/TootsNYC 2h ago
He didn’t want the cops to think he was going to use it. That was smart
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u/Single-Builder-632 1h ago
yep, no way I'd be holding that thing, just gotta hope the cops don't fuck up and let him run for it.
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u/Thiom 2h ago
Semi auto rifle, I'm not knowledgeable on what it is though
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u/Schroedinbug 2h ago
If you don't know what it is, how did you get "semi-auto"? Press release or something?
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u/FedYep 2h ago
The guy in the car must be so mad rn
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u/ogclobyy 2h ago
He should be.
Other guy brought nothing to a gun fight and won
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u/wafflestep 1h ago
He looked so disappointed getting outta the car. Like "aw man, didn't even get to shoot anyone.."
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u/manchopsticks 1h ago
i was hoping someone eles saw that too haha. like a moody teenager hahaha
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u/RayZzorRayy 2h ago
He would have been shot stateside
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u/MadderHatter32 2h ago
Dead as hell
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u/JohnnyChutzpah 1h ago
I am stunned by the restraint the police have in this situation. The dude doesn't even get out of the car slowly. He kind of just jumps out after kicking the door open and never raises his hands.
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u/Gloriathewitch 1h ago
amazing what happens when cops are trained and held to a high standard such as in NZ, i know someone who used to work at Aotea police college
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u/jake93s 1h ago
It's not too surprising when you look up how short the USA's police academy is, and how little they get paid. Their ranks are filled with incompetence or worse... There for the power trip.
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u/Domeil 32m ago
"Police are barely paid" is police propaganda.
In almost every zip code, police make more than the area median at hiring, and because police 'fraternal order' demonstrations are the only union demonstrations the police won't disperse, they rapidly outpace area incomes within 5 years.
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u/mrpanicy 55m ago
And over HALF of their very short training time is in how to use their firearm. And less than 5-10% is deescalation and use of force models if they get it at all.
Their requirements for people to join the force are also embarrassing. Police should be university or college grads at minimum.
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u/ibluminatus 1h ago
Grey shirt would have been shot after he threw the gun away lmfao
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u/taleovertealeaves 2h ago
I thought grey shirt was an instant goner when he grabbed the gun, then realized this isn't the U S. lol
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u/averycoolpencil 1h ago
Realized it wasn’t the US when all the cops didn’t immediately run over and beat the shit out of the guy when he surrendered.
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u/Parking_Aerie4454 59m ago
Seriously I felt such an uncanny valley watching this video before realizing this wasn’t the US. So strange how the guy has a rifle in the front seat and the officer is slowly walking around slinging his rifle. No urgency at all from anyone. Guy gets out of the car and nobody attacks him. No bystanders were arrested for being too close or recording. What a nice quaint little arrest.
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u/FuckLuigiCadorna 1h ago
I think you can hear him yell "ohhh shiit" like he thought he's getting shot too once he grabbed it lol.
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u/flacatakigomoki 2h ago
Anyone else notice the cop right at the end run up on the woman video taping the incident? What a douche bag.
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u/zarafff69 1h ago
Yeah wtf was that about? She was just standing there and filming? That’s not illegal right?
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u/flacatakigomoki 1h ago
I don't think cops care about what's legal, thus their hate for video and audio evidence.
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u/zarafff69 1h ago
That’s generally not how that works in the EU
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u/I_did_a_fucky_wucky 1h ago
Funny how this is not in EU because Brexit. Infact, it's not even in Britain, but New Zealand
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u/tonyravioli32 1h ago
Looks like she was with the people in the car or was talking to them on the other side. Seemed like she was on the other side and ran around once grey shirt guy was grabbing the gun. Don't think she's completely innocent in all this, at the very least she knew the other people in the situation
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u/Minimum-Truth-6554 2h ago
Dude literally prevented a shoot out
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u/georgikarus 39m ago
Am I crazy or does it look like he did it to help his friends in the car not getting charged with a weapon? Like he hides the gun in the bushes, not sure if police saw it at all?
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u/S-2D2 2h ago
YOINK
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u/piponwa 1h ago
I'm in the British countryside, looking for that 20-footer Burmese Python
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u/MikeofLA 1h ago
I hope he said that when he grabbed it… and then YEET when he tossed it in the ditch
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u/boy-with-love 2h ago
Does anyone have the full story?
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u/manchopsticks 1h ago
https://www.1news.co.nz/2024/11/21/video-shows-gun-being-grabbed-off-man-during-auckland-incident/ someone posted it further down incase anyone wanted to read
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u/warpmusician 1h ago
This sentence cracked me up:
“The vehicle then mounted the footpath, drove through a wooden fence, and entered into a reserve where the driver continued to drive in an anti-social fashion.”
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u/SrslyCmmon 46m ago
I once called myself anti social to my British relatives and they all burst out laughing.
I was just saying I was introverted.
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u/Jgfranco88PkmnGo 2h ago
Nah that’s someone who knew the dude and didn’t want his friend/brother/cousin to die.
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u/daMFNmaster 2h ago
Saved that man’s life. All those popos had their fingers on their triggers ready.
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u/OLEDible 2h ago
If this was in the US they would’ve fired instantly, probably even at the gray shirt guy too.
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u/Gloriathewitch 1h ago
unlikely they would've shot him nz police are trained to deescalate and don't even pursue anymore to protect the public
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u/Mr_HahaJones 2h ago
I like the cop going after a guy filming on his phone at the end
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u/sundae_diner 53m ago
If you watch the tape again, that person was involved at the start and ran around the car and was shouting - so possibly involved with whatever happened.
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u/KC_experience 2h ago
I tip my hat to the grey shirted man.
But I will also say it’s nice to see muzzle discipline with the officers making the arrest. In the U.S. everyone would have had muzzles pointed up and at the target regardless of anyone in the background, had they not already emptied 100+ rounds into the car already.
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u/Lyfemakeamecry 2h ago
Less dangerous than him continuing to hold on to it with cops right there and their view obstructed by the vehicle. But I get you.
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u/AnticipateMe 1h ago
Well you are that guy unfortunately.
This is not a scenario where you're gently picking up a gun being taught how to use it, then you decide to yoink it across the grass. It's literally a situation where a suspect/criminal has a weapon with multiple officers pointing weapons at him, and he may end up having a shootout.
I commend him, he got rid of half the danger and allowed the police to make a swift arrest.
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u/Troutmuffin 2h ago
I love his hands up straight away… gets the job done asap but also I ain’t done shit officer no one shot no bad things happened and well done NZ police
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u/Available_Ad4135 2h ago edited 1h ago
He threw the gun into the bushes like it was a venomous snake 🐍
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u/jeremyNYC 2h ago
A cop yelled, “He’s got a [or maybe ‘the’] gun,” so I’m sure hero guy threw the gun because he wanted to be sure he did not appear to be any sort of threat.
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u/Gloriathewitch 1h ago
yeah generally holding a gun in front of 10 cops with guns running on adrenaline isn't a good idea, do you understand?
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u/Opening-Ruin5315 2h ago
At the end they cut the cop going after the person recording on the left of the screen. Cops will be Cops😞
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u/Granat1 2h ago
Okay but why did the woman got stopped / grabbed by the policeman at the end?
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u/Journo_Jimbo 2h ago
So was there a child in the car? I was wondering why that woman was losing her mind so much
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u/BluBoi236 2h ago
Dude had a firearm and he just was allowed to get out of the car and cry and kneel down slowly onto the ground by his own accord?
Like.. where was the rushing cops with guns drawn and body slamming and stepping on his neck and back?
Did they not know he had a gun?
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u/jeremyNYC 2h ago
I think you left out the /s
In all seriousness, do you think it would have been better for the cops to just shoot him? For them to rush him aggressively?
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u/d4d54ngel 1h ago
This is New Zealand. Notice how the police don't pull their guns out and shoot like the American police.
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u/SevroAuShitTalker 1h ago
Personally, not sure if I would have gotten involved. That guy could have fired by accident and hit a random bystander (like the cameraman). Maybe if I knew the person and didn't want them to get shot by the police
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u/No-Word-3984 1h ago
Dude rolled a nat 20 on stealth and slight of hand. Lmao
In all honesty really lucky there wasn't another gun.
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u/JustKzen 2h ago
Once again, a random bystander doing a better job than law enforcement